Artist description Acoustic EMO band from Poky Idaho ...i picked up the guitar when i was 15 and didnt really take it seriously till the summer of 2002. i learned about this style of music in july of 2002 when i first heard box car racer and dashboard confessional. ever since then ive been playing and writing songs in the same style. my music is mainly about relationships gone bad, but there are other song about movies and school and things like that also.

Music Style Emo Acoustic

Musical Influences Dashboard Confessional, New Found Glory, Blink-182, MxPx, Pictures of Annie, 7 Days Of Luck, Starting Line, Something Corporate

Similar Artists Dashboard Confessional, Good Charlotte, Pictures of Annie

Artist History None to Nothing was started in March of 2003, and began as a solo act. then Hal's cousin Aaron played drums for the band until June when he had leg surgury. NTN became a solo act again until the guys for In Romeo's Defense decided to help out and be Hal's backup band for shows and recordings. Now Hal is solo again because the other bands around town are usually busy with their own bands, but he still plays shows with some of them. NTN's first demo was called the "deuce deuce" demo and had two songs on it (final message and nothing to miss) NTN's second demo was completed on july 16th, 2003 and has 6 songs (nothing to miss, do you remember, forever how i feel, i think, there's nothing, and whats my age again [blink-182]) There are also some NTN songs on a 7 days of luck album called, someday you will find me well; Missing Georgia, There's Nothing and Nothing to Miss.

Group Members Hal- Guitar and Vocals

Instruments Acoustic guitar, Drums

Albums Deuce Deuce (may/june 2003), Nothing to Miss (june/july 2003), Someday you will find me well (august 2003)

Additional Info contact Hal at. Lemonhead2k2@aol.com, NoneToNothing@yourmom.com or AIM screen name Lemonhead2k2

Location Pocatello, idaho - USA

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